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Neufeld et al., 1996 - Google Patents

Design of a variable bit rate continuous media file server for an ATM network

Neufeld et al., 1996

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Document ID
12865964707075687806
Author
Neufeld G
Makaroff D
Hutchinson N
Publication year
Publication venue
Multimedia Computing and Networking 1996

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This paper describes the design and implementation of a file server for variable bit rate continuous media. Most continuous media file servers have been designed for constant bit rate streams. We address the problem of building a server where each stream may have a …
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